Common sense. Lads will still shout it down and then complain about rolling lockdowns. @Tim_Riggins would have you believe serious effort was put in by the govt for an all island approach. They handed out forms that were fucked in the bin before people exited the airport. A year later and theyâre thinking about doing this shit now.
This goes back to my question all along. Why are a certain percentage of the population taking all the financial hit for this while most of us are taking none? The likes of you and other on the PUP are literally giving up their incomes for the health of other people. The only thanks they get for it then is people giving out and the narrative that 350 is too much. Almost like the people making all the sacrifices for other people are the bad guys. It really is bizarre that people have taken this so easily.
There you have it. Weâre all in it together folks. Except anyone who has debt and cant work, or a business with overheads that cant be allayed. Cos the banks are stopping breaks, the insurance companies did fuck all and the utilities still have to be paid.
As much as theyâd like to thereâs no way the governement can ignore this. These breaks will have to be extended. On a personal level Iâd happily contribute extra PAYE to help fund the extra PUP. I would expect profitable companies to contribute also.
Yes. I retrained as a swimming teacher. Then they shut the poolsâŚ
However, I really dont want to give up the successful business I worked very hard for. I had the other fella back in before getting ready to go back on the road and weâd a load of gigs booked for Jan-March. Nowhere near as many as usual but still a decent chunk. My business will rebound when it all opens up eventually. Itâs making it through to then with my family, sanity and finances intact that will be the difficult bit.